Sentence examples for institutionalised a system from inspiring English sources

Abdullah institutionalised a system of building family consensus formally, by setting up (in 2006) the council that votes on the succession, and informally, by ensuring prominent contenders from the next generation have senior positions.

Barack Obama's decision to restart military tribunals for terrorist suspects, and institutionalise a system of indefinite detention at Guantanamo Bay, may be a humbling policy reversal for a president who on his second day in office suspended such courts and vowed to shut the prison for good within a year.

She was institutionalised a number of times in her 20s, but has since spent her life managing her mental health outside the hospital system, and advocating for others attempting to do the same.

I will argue that the conference can be seen as an initiative to institutionalise a new organisation.

For the purpose of this paper (with a focus on institutionalising a network), Scott's distinction between understanding organisations as rational, natural and open systems is useful (Scott 1987).

In "The Agenda" (Crown Business, 2001), Mr Hammer emphasises the need to "institutionalise a capacity for change".

These bailouts for elites over services for the many are institutionalised within the system, no party proposes changing it.

But he doesn't expect it to change a system of institutionalised corruption.

The more different sections of a system become institutionalised the more difficult they are to change.

(1) Ways should be developed to institutionalise an organisational memory of AEs and the analyses following them so that the system becomes less sensitive to management continuity.

Raúl's opportunity to institutionalise the system has come very late in the day.